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[quote=Anonymous]Bride is flying in from overseas with a lot to take care of, so the date identified was Saturday.  I have to pick up my child because he’s flying as an unaccompanied minor, so I have to meet him at the gate at DCA.

Along the lines of the previous post, I was thinking of a midday spa day followed by dinner, and I’ll just miss the dinner. I guess people would book whatever treatment they are comfortable with and we’d pitch in for the brides treatments. Does that sound about right? Appreciate any recommendations on a spa/dinner venue.

I’m a member at Lifetime Clarendon and although their spa treatments are not the best, I was thinking that might work.  They are generally not very busy, and you can easily move between the treatment room and their rejuvenation area, which includes a hot tub, steam, and sauna and cold plunge.  So people can mingle in their rejuvenation area and I can probably use a few guest passes for people who don’t want to get a spa treatment. And then dinner in Clarendon is easy (although I would love some recommendations).

Is it incredibly lame to have it at my gym?

Welcome any suggestions! [/quote]

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